I have looked and looked and I can't quite see the cherries.

I am not worried about the cherries. I have been busy on Google trying to source this model of "picker"!

I have looked and looked and I can't quite see the cherries.

Look more like melons to me...

Look more like melons to me...

Yes, no doubt about the melons but what about the cherries on top?

Why do I suddenly feel like I am back in school?

I am not worried about the cherries. I have been busy on Google trying to source this model of "picker"!

As did I!

Any luck?

HA

older model

later model

older model

later model

Is daisy cutter a pseudonym for cherry picker?

I own a parrot bebop drone (which is at the low end of the drone spectrum), my thoughts would be:

a) the battery life of commercially available drones simply isn't long enough for the stated purpose, definitely not long enough to keep it in the air for a quarter. The life on my drone is approx 12-15min depending on weather conditions. you don't find too many that can stay in the air for more than 20min.

b) depending on the complexity of the drone you may require 2 people to operate it - 1 person to control its movement and one to control the camera, which is the way movie studios use them.

c) if it gets hit by a ball 30m off the ground (entirely possible in afl) you can kiss goodbye to your drone.

d) can't fly it in wet weather

There are other reasons around privacy, potential for personal damage etc. But I'd say the main reason would be the battery life.

I know some local clubs are starting to use them to film games and training drills .

Ok i cannot take it anymore, it isn't a cherry picker, it's a scissor lift, and do not say it's the same thing!

Sorry for the outburst!

Sure it wasn't a knuckle boom?

Or a manbox?

Telehandler with a man basket?

hope Roosey doesn't lose his cherry.